Post Views: 19 1. The troupe stores the data of the play in a simple JSON file. 2. The bills they issued are also stored in a JSON file. 3. The following simple function is used to print the details of the bill. 4. Use the above data files (invoices.json and plays.json) as test input, run this code, you will…
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